Tetraethyl Ammonium Fluoroborate as a Supporting Electrolyte in Polarography.

Optimization of temperature and supporting electrolyte for ammonium removal using bioelectrochemical systems

High concentrations of ammonium in drinking water can cause many diseases and environmental problems such as eutrophication. Therefore, high-performance and eco-friendly methods for purification are of great importance and must be considered. Recently, bioelectrochemical systems have been successfully applied for the removal of many pollutants from water and wastewater. In the present work, amm...

Experiences with tetraethyl ammonium chloride in bronchial asthma.

Since the introduction of tetraethyl ammonium as a ganglionic blocking agent, it has been used in the experimental induction of postural hypotension,’ as a diagnostic aid in pheochromocytoma,2 and, tentatively, In bronchial asthma and left ventricular failure.3’4 Not only is the arterial blood pressure lowered, but the venous,5 the pulmonary arterial,6 and the pulmonary “capillary bed”7 pressur...

Investigation of Hydroxylated Carbon Felt Electrode in Vanadium Redox Flow Battery by Using Optimized Supporting Electrolyte

Traditional vanadium batteries use pure sulfuric acid as electrolyte, but H2SO4 does not absorb enough vanadium ions to make the electrolyte an efficient energy source. This study investigates the effect of hydroxylation process on electrochemical and operational properties of carbon felt electrode in VOSO4 solution with an optimized supporting electrolyte (a mixture of six parts HCl and 2.5 pa...

Variations in the blood pressure response to repeated administration of tetraethyl ammonium chloride.

ELECTROCHEMICAL BEHAVIOUR OF U(V1) NITRATE IN CHLOROFORM AT A MERCURY ELECTRODE THE DEPENDENCE ON SUPPORTING ELECTROLYTE

The mechanistic aspects of the electrochemical reduction of U(V1) nitrate at a mercury electrode in chloroform, using three different supporting electrolytes, are described. In the presence of tetrabutylarnmonium perchlorate (TBAP) as a neutral electrolyte, UO (NO ) , reduced in two irreversible electrochemical steps to form a U(V1)-U(V) binuclear complex and U(IV), respectively. In the pr...